@kgrhoads: "A little bit happier result this time.  Last time there was severe coning and nosecone eject 
ripped the forward experimental section off ...
This time the only problem was that two booms failed to deploy, but their instruments still
worked fine  just looking in the wrong directions.
Alaska field ops photos, including launch photos:
<url>
Payload integration at NASA/Wallops Flight Facility
<url>
And a comment upon the rocket business:
<url>
As for Fortran:
<url> 
<url>"
    @ESFabian: "Kevin G. Rhoads:
...
Nice pictures on web. But:
| As for Fortran:
| <url>
what is the meaning of 360 kelvin (360K) and how is the picture related to 
Fortran?
Steve "
    @kgrhoads: "<quote>
;-]
360k floppy disk (image), formatted with DOS 2.1 (bootable), with
IBM Professional Fortran (RM relabel, full F77 not just subset)
w/ library & linker all on that single floppy disk (image)
Although I show a screen capture of the image booted in MS VPC, I
have previously burned that to an actual DD 5.25" floppy and 
booted that directly to verify proper operation.
So on a two floppy drive system, the other disk could have source,
object and linked EXEs.   
Of course, I could have instead posted:
<url>
or
<url>"
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